Dynegy Inc. has settled a lawsuit with Enron Corp. subsidiaries and plans to acquire a prized natural gas pipeline that was part of a dispute between the two energy trading companies.
Capping off a troubled year that included the Firestone tire controversy, the departure of CEO Jacques Nasser and declining earnings, Ford Motor Co. reported Thursday its sales dropped 6 percent in 2001 from a year earlier.
The FBI has reversed its advice for computer users trying to protect themselves against serious flaws in the latest version of Windows: Applying the free fix from Microsoft Corp. is adequate, after all.
Government regulators have announced that the cost of a round-trip ticket will rise as much as $10 next month as airline passengers begin paying for security improvements.
Swedish automaker Saab announced Thursday it is recalling 6,351 of its 2002 model 9-5 cars to inspect the front-wheel suspension because of a defect that could affect the steering.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., chairman of the Governmental Affairs investigations subcommittee, said his committee will within weeks subpoena documents from Enron's board of directors.
Tyson Foods Inc. awarded its chief executive officer a $2.1 million bonus for the latest fiscal year amid troubles over the purchase of meatpacker IBP and a federal indictment accusing Tyson of smuggling illegal aliens to work in its plants.
